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for. in ittr)'nrest iti n, hich Wit net seemly to, be rkniral, and to exhort others urlon Whom he may hi , e ir - lintiftee.;74/18cIopt, that; which, upon a con; vi6ts( o of itsbingitigliT, he rnean,s.hiniNelt• to put - m. 16 .- 4 ' That the moment for doing ; this in the most pt,iblic as well as unreserved manner, has existed ever . sieve the day'upon 'which -Government' took tnett sores for requiring from every Company's Officer a , test of his fidelity, It will be believed that. I can have little doubt of assuming. By that act, on the part of Government, the most Universal ptiblicity was given to the state of ,things, as it existed be tween it and th i n portion of the army to which I am alluding. In the developernent which the dilates •• Of prudence seem, upon that day, to have rendered . indispensable, the Natives were expressly included. The Native Officers of corps were convened 'by authority 'to receive an. explanation of the mea sure adopted, with respect to such of their Euro pean Officers as had declined atibidhig the test that • bad been required: , The policy of reserve, trorn.an apprehension of alarm, ceased with that act ; and • it became from that minim the proportionate duty cf every fc iend to hiscountry, by rallying round Go vernment, to countervail as much as 'poSsible the evil tendency of a disclosure that had taken place, and could be no,longer restrained. - If individuals,. the combination - .alluded ,to e be ing effetted, Tare plashing their plans for tire con( rout - of Government to the exentdescrihed, it is fotthis Court, exercising its legal discernment, to give to the well-disposed the satifac,tion of knowing, that, if they are embarked in 3 cOndid with their fetlowesubjects, - they are about to contend, at least on the i.drie of duty, for the preserieolon of tiikAtA.er ow,;.ht to be dear e td them, in opposition to betrayers of their trust, employing .in the subversion of the State the ' arms conarrutteCtto them for its preservation. ," Dreadful indeed is the alternative to which Go vernment has been driven, more ing the numbers engaged in this design, for WllOlll many a Consideration *ill plead. :But dreadful as it is they who take arms ag.iinst a lawns! established, Government, create the necessity Of all aCts, requisite to be done on the side.ot, that Government, in order to repel and subdue them, and which in the nature of things become unavoidable tor . their suppression. " On the other hand those, who, on such en occasion can make up their minds to , :be instru mental ,in conspromising the public anthority e are evidently blind to consequences, ,or adluated by :views quite distinct irom the public good. Com promised it cou!d not, be, without consequences 'for lowing infinitely. more to be dreadedthan any evil to be apprehended from a steady opposition to armed demands, • .if Government possess . .!_he means - of making k it. . Fia r t the loyalty of his May sty's corp, of those of the Honourable Company, - who are adher-, big 'to their duty, and to the discriminatusg sense 'of the :Native Otiicers, the ,apprehension of any great - ultimate se:it - seer to the state seemsdo- be subsiding; ' The - desperate -es! eriinent. of forcibg Goveroment, of substituting in effeei an aristocracy (the worst' of all GoVerionents), ,in place of tee one under which it is our happiness to live, is ill, there-is now reason to hope, be' defeated- without the difficulty that . might have been .expeaed. In the mean. time, Gentlemen, it becomes ns at such a moment to re cognize, cin time aCis' of 'the ruling- power, -the dis eeee of-extreme and peinful duty: " •Lteshoeld be remembered, that ethe Essebli s bin e res in ledia representthe authority of •`-the State ,at borne, in svhicir their conductors are - severally responsible. is' some time since they could, ntielongcr, - with proprietye be considered in the liinited view of mere chartered Goyernrnents. They have stood ninv for;severat years oir thefoun dation of •a Celebrated -gift of Parliament defining their powers and relation, whir seferehce to which latter they may be : regarded, as national Goverr o i . .eneets, as couch as etiy, other within the EMpire i to whieh, t'-e King direelly .appoiets.• Against,sitclr an authority it is that-many-of the Co„rpanv's Offieersernay-be considered as at this :Moment in arms; manyanore - in a state of- desertion from their duty, having eincapacterfed • 'themselves from performing. it by decliaingtoabide by the - te- Dar of ; theirCommiSsiens. -:In such a state of things, Gentlemen, is itdor nhe Government to surrender? , Dist Tess might con-ipel it e ittnust be extteme, bow , ever, indeed, to juStity_ a thought of the kind. If it have the means of plotecting -the ..public authority, it is its duty to assert them:for that •purpose to the utmost. " Gentlemen, the sentiments which' upon this hecaSonil wish to convey, occur in a paper- I. have ' lately balocccasion to see; -so:stated, that while I .adorn my charge by - their insertion, I think Lcan s note more 'etletinally serve the .caose to which they, relates than by offering them to you- as lefind,them expressed. - ‘:i should sincerele: hope .(ssys else Writer of it) that there •is no Officer, honever deluded by his passioos,Who, to procure tedress for his grievances, "'will deliberately justify . .in ad' of 'resistance • against the legal and - established authority of Gos • vernment. Were they ten times as numerous as • hey aro repeesented. to , he, it will fiat, 1 t ru st; to asserted that redresS • should be insisted upon, though the' Government .itself be betrayed ,in • the attempt. But the Officers seem to consider 1 I themselves irrevocably engaged by certain pledges uand promises, from whence they _ think they cannot recede with honour to themselves. A pre- ) wise . from one officer to another is.. assuredly 'solemn obligation, and one that should. net be _ abandoned. But the officers shoisid : se ', riously reflect that there 'are sacred pledges and promises which are antecedent and superior to those that they have given to support their pre a sent desperatetindertakieg, In g vine a pledge to • promote a hostile camiiination against the Govern ' Merit, the officers should recollect that they .vio " late all their solemn oblieat ions as soldiers and sub ', jeets. No protnbe to perform an illegal act can be legal 5 .no engagenient. o eelit to be. considered as binding, which is itself a violation of all prior and superior engagements. The duty of a soldier to his superior; and of a subject to. his Govern- • anent, is paramount to his duty to a brother • officer." This beautiful exposition of sentiments the molt correa, comes from .an accomplished officer,. in the same service, the charader . of which upon. the ' ' coast, the application . o'f them so Seteie.ly, but 'So justly arraigns 5 - and l'am happy ,in being empow ered to give to i hem i he greatest -- prkkible ciroulai .•" 'Gentlemen, there - has . .b'een 'averred io you, in justification of the chargethat Lam deliveri4g, *no- , • thing but what I have, upon the best, antherityfr, reason to know 'to be the fact. The consequence, I ''shettld think, would, in, the mind of every good subject; instantanebuslifollow. Rebellion is to be discontenanced and put down: Every attempt to intitindate Government into the retraction of Atits that have been - deliberately ado6tt.d, and .nuy, if • exceptionable, be reaified,‘ at borne, 'should be. re probated, as tending 'to the subversion of its general . authotity,_npoa the maintenance of which the peace and preservation of society depends: • - • • '. In thui exhorting you, Gent lemen,l am not un- . dertaking the defence of measures, rinN TALI AUX'- . Lbo. Not only is' •it irnpos-ible t hai- I 'should have had any participation in those which have been so per severingly resented by the great body of the Compa ny's officers upon this establishment, and. highly im probable, at least, that I Should have been consulted upon then) : but,. from 'this seat of truth ai'd justice, I take this opportunity of declaring, that of the'occa sion and grounds of them I know as much, and no more, than the least informed among yourselves. But though it is not for ine to defend measur'os, there are principles which tits my provineetoiliculciitei gardless of all-private Inierests . and Rirtieular preju dices, can you,Gentletneri, possibly, at this moment, render a more important service to )(AU- country, than by adopting and enforcing them 'to co-operare in bringing - back the deluded to their duly, and restor in4 to this distm&ed portion of the Empire some thing like union anti security." From (/e LONDON GAZETTE, Jan. eo, 1810., Queen's . Palace, .lain. •17, 1 810, 'This day Murza Abdul Flass.in, Envoy •Etraor dittary from his Majesty tho King of Persia, had his first Private audience of her Nlajesty : to which he was introduced by the Earl of .MOrton, herl‘la jesty';,Lotcl Chamberlain, and conchicted by. Robert Chester, Esq. Assistant Masterot: the .Ceremonies. The Persian Envoy Extra9ldinary was accOnipanied to the audience of her' Majesty, by Sir 'Gore Ouse ley, Bart. wham his. Majesty ha, been pleased - to ,nppoint to hold the situation 'of Mehinander to the Envoy., during his residence at this Court. 11,/ar , -qijrce, :fan. zo, .181* ' rst Regiment * pf, .Pragoon - Guards, Captain Tames. Boyd, • from the Seth Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Peel, who exchanges., • 3d Regiment of Dragoons, Lieutenant William Burn, from - the 9th-foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vic e E va n s , •• • . who retires. 13th - Regiment of Light ragoon, Charles - Robert Bowers, ,:•• . Gent: to he Cora t, D withotit s purchase. HoSpital-mate William Dillon t. be Assistant-Surgeon. • 15111 Ditto, Captain W. K Elpitinstane, from the 52d Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Murray, who etc . changes , • 18th Ditto, Lieutenant. Charles Milner to be• Captain of a rocip;•by purchase, vice C. P. 1-lay, who retires. • Ist , Regiment of Foot, Ensign George .H. Latie.to be Lieu. tenant, by purchase, vice' Byerley, who retires.. Ensign ‘Valter Murray to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice • Grainger, appointed to. the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion. William Campbell, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice - Lane,' promoted: William Staines, Gent. to be ditto, vice Murray. Assistant-Surgeon ,R. S. Morison, from the 95th Foot, to - be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Hartley, who exchanges. • 3d Ditto, 'Lieutenant Nathaniel Thorn to be Captain of Company, without purchase, vice Jacques, appointed to the ist Royal Veteran Battalion. Ensign William Al. .ment to be Lieutenant, vice Thorn. Ensign•and Adjutant Edward Blair to 'have the Rank of .Lieutenant. • Robert • Mee•ch,:Gent.to be Ensign, vice A Iment. 4th Regiment of Foot, Major Charles Bevan, from the 28th • foot, -to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, .vice Espi= nasse, who retires. 2311 Ditto, William Cutties, Cenr, to be Second Lieutenant, y purchase, vieeVilcoxi promoted, ' • • 25th Ditto, Edmund. Burke, Ccnt. to he Ensign, 'without vice Anthony, promoted in the (i3d- Foot. Hos pital,Mate John Macgregor, in be Assistant-Surgeon,'viee Papps, appointed•on the Staff in Portugal. 28th Ditto, Captain Charles Paterson to be Major, by pur. • chase, vice Bevan, - promotedln the 4th Foot. Lieutenant 1. N. Briggs to be Captain ot a Company, by purchase, vice Paterson. • • ..29th Ditto, Lieutenant Thothas - Langton to be Captain of 'a Company, vice -Newbold, deceased. Ensign - Thomas • Briggs to be Lientenant, vice Langton. Lieutenant Ben , jamin Wilde to be Adjutant, vice Wade ; promoted. • Ed ward Furnace, Gent. to'bc Ensign, without purchase, vice - Bolton, who resignS. , 32d - Ditto, Captain M. S. (PC.. Caulfield, - from the rst -Royal Veteran Bytalion, to be Captain of a Company, _ vice Short, appointed to the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion. • - Lieutenant William Roberts; from the 115th Foot, to be Lieutenant; vice Perham, who exchanges. 34th. Ditto; Ensign Henry. Gale, - from the 87th _Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. - Ensign- Hamilton, froth the 33th Foot, to be ditto. 33th Ditto, Edward Evans, Gent, to be Ensign, without - s purchase, vice Hamilton, promoted in the 34th Foot. . 41st Ditto, Ensign lames Saunders - on, to be Lieutenant without purchase. , . 43C -Ditto , Ensign Thomas Wilkinson, • from the 4th Gar - rison, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. - • ; 46th Ditto, Lieutenant A. Hamilton to be Adjutant, vice _ . Naito, promoted., ,". ' 43rh'llitto, john lotion, Ge,d.. to be Ensign, without pur. .chase, vice Purdy, who resigns.. gut Ditto, Capt. E. T. M'Ciregor Murray, from the isth ' Dragoons, to ba Captain of a Company, vice 1.1- phinstont, who cxchativs. • • • • 57th Ditto, Ensign Andrew Robipson, from the Tipperary Militia, to be Ensign. •. 63d Ditto, To be Lieutenants—Ensign James Anthony, from the ;sth Foot, vice Stafford, deceased. Ensign folin DupOrr, "vice decea•sed. Ensign Edward thrown, vice BerfOrd, deceased. To be Ensigns—Philip Bolten, Gept. vice ,Duport. Stephen 7 Phoinas NaSoli, Gent, vice Brown. . .6.4:h Ditto, Ensign lohn \VaiSil to be Lieutenant, without . purchase. retcr Hughes, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Ellis, deceased. 65th Ditto, joseph Dowling Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Preston, who resigns. atii Ditto s Captain lames Miller, trom the gth Royal Ye. . . tenni aattalinn, tobc Qoptain of a Company, vice Devon, appoiatext to the qtli Royal Verdun Battalion. 79th Ditto, Captain Charles Campbell, nom the94th Foot, co be Captain of a Company, vice Williamson, who ex- . - - changes. 84th Ditto. Lieute nant William Fordyce, from the Bth Car . - rison Battalion, to be Lieutenant; vice Bernard, who ex . _ . . . changes. lios - pital-watt fohn licit .to be Assistant -Sur- geon. ilith Ditto, Lieutenant Richard.Perham, from the 32d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Roberts who exchanges. 89th Ditto, Capt...itt I . H. Fed,. from the rst Dragoon Guards, to be Captain of a Company, vice Boyd, who exchanges. 94th Ditto, Captain lames Williamson,' from the 79th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice' Carnpbell, who ex changes. Ensign John Erskine to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Crooke, who retires. 96uli Ditto—As,istatit - Surgeon Richard Hanley, from the Royals, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice - Morrison who ex- chat)) es. 3d Wt st India Regiment—Lieutenant Alexander Anton, from the 4th'West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Webster, who exchanges. .S - TOC'KS PRICE 0 3 AT U I.ONLIQN Privted by RICHARD HARRIS, 6: No. 4, Martlett.court, Row-street and l'.:blished by WILLIAM A Rl` , ll C; I R SCRIPPS, South Molton . street, CroFvenor.rquare. • At the SUN-Ovviou, No. 112, Strand; where iiduertiseinerics, eiders for the i'aper, Letters fcr the Editor, Sx. (postlaia), tuust_b - t! addicsied xi) Ay: ' • Stock, 277 India Stock, 156 Navy 5 per Cent 99 India. 13°413 - , 7s. 63. pr. 1.i611 - 5 per Cent. Exchequer 13ilis, Ss, its. 6 4 i'er 8 4i Sc pr. , I per Cent ked. 69 $ Omnium, 3 per Ct. Cons. 684114' Imperial Ann. • Lung Ann. IS 9-16tlis Cons.•for z7th Feb. 6,34 4 t11: I); tte)..t.i?Uttnant Wi 71 r tbstdts, trobi the .3ci Weq nclia -It egimenr, toibe bletiiettitit), !.Viktk 'Anton, Oho 4x, changes. G. Macdonald, Gent. to be Einsign, witht. nii`t purchase, vice ClOwcs, who resigns. 7th Ditto Lietitenant Samuel H. Atkinson, from the Bsth Font, to be Lieutenant, vice Edwards, appointed to thd sth Car rison IZattalion. 4th -Garrison B.ittalion—lohn NPlVlahon, Gent, to .be. En sigh, vice Wilkinson promoted in the 4; d F oo t.' Bth Ditto— Lieutenant Francis Bernard, from -the 84th Foot, - to be Lieutinant, vice Fordyce, who excliange3,_ tst.koyal Veteran Battalion—Captain lonathan Short, from the 32d Foot, to be Captain of a Conliany, vice Caulfield, . appointed to the jzd Foot. _ gt►i Royal VeteratiDattalion—Gaptain George Devon, from the 68,0 Fc,ot, to he Captain of a Company, vice Miller, appooltel t► 3 the 68th Foot. , , , , . Captain Nugent's Levy—William !titles, .Cent, to beQuar ter-Master. . e GARRISON. General.the Honourable Henry Edward Fox. to be Cover_. nor of Poitsmoutb, vice General. Sir William Pitt, de. ceased: ' , STAFF. - • Major Charles Ashworth; from the 62. d Foot, to be Lieute= nant-Colonel in the Army. he being •appointed to serve in Portugal, under • Lieutenant. General Beresford. • Cap tain Henry Watson, from the 48th • Foot, to be Major in 'the Army, he being appointed to serve in Portugal, under Lieutenant-General lies es tOrd. • HOSPITAL SEAI , P. AsMstant-Surgeon Peter Papps, frontlhe zsth FoOt, to. he Assistant-Surgeon ,to the forces in Vont:gal, under the coinindiu.l of Lieutenant: General, lieresford only. Hospi tal-Mate Robert Kenny to -be tli!to. I,natius Stumps, Gent. to be Hospital-Mate for General Service. MEMORANDUM. The appointment of George - Fenton, Gent, - to be Quarter. Master in Nugept's Levy, as stated in . the Gazette of 6113 September, rot taken pace.. . . - prwtioti-,nit C.itnet . Saith to beLieutetion,ll; pur chase, in the rth Li4ht Dragoons, as stated in the Gazette of the 13th jitst.nt. has not taken place. Ensign Gregg, ot the 84th Eoot, is superseded, being ab. sent without ICAYC. . „ . Commissions signed by the of Lieutenant of the County • - Essex. Eastern Battalion Of Essex Militia. To be Captain—Charles 'l.lierley, ENT vice Bente'', del , \Vivile Volunteci Infantry.. - To be Ensign—Charles Long. jun. Gent: Waltham Abbey Volunteer-Infantry. To be Ensign iiiiam Clarke,. Gent. • CUminissions signed by the' Lord Lieutenant of the County al Devon. Seventh, or East Devon-Regtment.of. To be Colonel-Conifnandatit—Str John -- Ketulaway, Bart. To be Lieutenant-Colonel— Reyinundo Putt, Esq. To be'First Major-iintnes Coleridge, Esq. To he Second Major—lames Townsend, Esq i To - be Captains—James-Ellis Lee, Esq. Jewell Collier, F.sq. • .Dash.wdod Baker,' 'Esq. Thomas ,Hodge; }.Sq. William . Guppy; .Esq Samuel Sampson, Esq. John Stevens, Esq. John Turner, Esq. Samuel Dunsterd, Esq. John Buller Pearce, Esq. Harry Baines Lott,Esq. Henry Wheately, Esq. Toke Lieutenants—William Drew, Gent. Walter Pulmin, Cent. Robert Underdown, - Gent. Henry Cook. Venn, Gent. Samuel Undeidown, Gent. James Stocker,Gent. George Wheaton, Gent, William Guppy, jun. Gent.- lohn Southey, Gent. -Robert Rocertson, Gent. WilliaM B lac kmore, Gent. To be EnSigns— John W. Sherwood, Cent. William Amor, Gent. Joseph Moore, Cent. John Robertson, Gent. To be Surgeon—William Musgrove, Gent. •,• - To be Quarter-114aster—Walter Pulman, Gent. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Isaac Fennell, of Bath, marble-mason. BANKRUPI'S. Joshua Barker, of Sunderland near the Sea, grocer and hour. dealer, dealer, to starrender ,Feb; 13, 24, and March 3; at eleven, at the - Shaltspeare Tavern,NeweaStle•uPori-Tyne. A ttornieS; Mr: Armorer ,Dankirr, •NewdastleArpott-Yyne; or Messrs. Meggison and Son;• , ..Hattoz•Gardein , London. loins flehur Singleton, of .Manclieuer, wan:h.-maker, 'Feb; 16, 17, add March 4, P;alace Manches , ter. Attorney, Mr. S. Edge, Manchester: ' • Joseph johaon, of Liverpool, tallow-chandler, Feb;r6, r 7„ and March 3, at eleven, ,at the Globe TaNern, Liverouot A ttornies, Mr. Winttle, John-street, Betltord-row; Lon', don; or Messrs. Griffith and Hinds, LiverPtiol. Richard Dyec, of Dudley,'. Worcestershire., grocer; Feb. 21, at four, 2s, and March 3, at eleven, at.tlie Littleton Anus, • Benkridge, Stallindshire. ..rlttornies, Mr. J. Robinson.; Dudley; or Messrs. Aristice _and Cox, Inner ;•.1 etnplet, ••• London, . _ Joseph Bailey, late'of Kingston-upon dull, merchant, lan. • 25, 26, and March a, at-eleven at the Neptune inn, Kin*: e ston-upon- Hull. Attornies, ILltunds and Son E,xchecittdr Office of Pleas, Cincones-lnti Londrin ; ui Mr. G. Haire, Hull. James lieddon, now or late of Bristol, merchant, Feb. 2,3, and March's, at twelve, 'at the Bush Tavern, Bristol.. At tornies, 'Messrs. G. Strickland, ' BriStof ;' or Messit, price and Williams, LincoliVs.liiii i London. • Maximilian Fischer, of Leeds, Yorkshire, merchant, Feb. 6, • 'B, and March . 3; at Eleven,-at the Hotel, Leeds. Attornies, • , Messrs. Upton; Nicholson, _and ' Hernmenway, ,''teedst; i. or Alt.4srS, James Lambert and S!op.ilattoty-p,o,nieti, London. • William Atchison, of . NeWgate-street,' 'London,' bent 'and shoemaker, Jan. 29, at me,. 30, elevernvatici: rtrorch 3, at one, at Gnilonall. .Attorney, Mr. Alieir,-,Garlisle street, Soho. • • . ,• • • Williath Porter, late of Shep - pertint and Letvis-plape, Ham - inefsmitli. Middlesex, corm - non -brewer, ran. 27,- •Feb. 6, .and.Mareh .3, at twelve, .at Attorney, Mr. . Willis, Great Ryder-street, St. James's. WillinOt Parker, of Gray'S-lnn, Middlesex; mon'ey-scri, vcne.r, Jan. 22, , at eleven, Feb. ...3, at twelve, and March 3, • • at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.•Passinore,lN arnford court, Throgmorron-street. John Richard Pinurrand-Willearn •Franis Pimm, - of Mark 'lane, London,. corw-factors, Jan, 22; at 'eleven; Feb. 3, -• at twelve, and March 3, at ten, at Gutldliall. Attorney, . 'Mr. J. P: Hackett, ChanCery-lane. , 'Thomas Bailey and James ll'Unr, of Kingstoi - 1-•tipbh:HUll, 'common brewers, Jan. 31,4 Feb ,, i,tatad March,3; at eleven, at the Ceorge Inn, Kingston-upon-Hull, Attornies,.. Messrs. Thomas , and Charles Frost, Kingston-upon- Hull ; or Messrs. Rosser and Son, - Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn. London. , , • • . • Thonts Capreol, late of Bishop Stanford, nioneytscrivener, (an. 27, Feb. and March 3, at, eteven, at Guildhall.. A tto • ney, Mr. Wines, "-• Abraham Spencer, of Basinghall.street,woollets-draper, . 27, Feb 3, and March 3, at eleven, at Guildllali. At-' .; torney, Mr.. Oldham, St. S within's- lane. • fames Price and Jeremiah Smith, of Eirmiligliam, - dealers in lace, and of Skinner-street, .Loitelort, .It,siers, jan, 27, -• Feb: 3,6 and March 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. I Davies, Lothbury. Thomas 13igg,of Bishopsg,ite-street Without, straw-hat- . 4. manufacturers, fan. 23, at nine, 30, at eleven, and March -3,: at one,,,.at Guildhall. . Attorney, Mr. T.. linqseti, winkworth-buildings, City-road. Cresswell Walton, of Manchester, grocer, Feb. 16, , 17, and March 3, at three, at the Palace inn, ManchesteW Attor nies, Messrs. Cooper and Lowe,.Soutliainpunt.buildings, London ; or Mr. 'cps°, Manchester. Richard •A shby, of Uxbridge, inat&Sper, Jan, Feb. 3, and March, 3, at twelve, at Guildhall . ; :Attornics, Mr. Riches, • Uxbridge; or Messrs. Gale and Son, Bedford-street, Bed ford-row, London. . • , _ DIY IDENDS.. - jan. 27. Philip-Featherstone and John. _Hodgson, jun, 44 - te • of Christchurch, Surrey, distillers. • ' ' Feb. to. Thomas Wilkiiisowand . lohnWeiglifott, of Cateatonf l: vv streeti'oollen7draper. • Feb. 13. Win. Ba,con, of Sheffield.,grocer4 . • Feb: z 7. Charles Cowlishavv, of Ashbourne, Derby; glocer. Feb. 27: jaincis Ayres, 'of Stratford, coal•mereliant.' • " fan. 27. john Tyrell, of. M.aidsone, ironmonger, Feb. 27.. Thomas Nlotrstt and John Brown, of .Goswell- . . . _. Street, blue-inanutattirrers.: . . Feb. to. Alexander Young and John Bacon, of St. Mary. at hill, merchants. Feb. 24. lames Hurry, Richard Powles, and iscs Hurry , late of Na,;'s-head-court, merchants. Feb.. r 3. Daniel - Irtiland, of li.Ortsea, tallow-cliandior. Vsb. to. t dtvard Eniptoti, Or owiing.stree i Westiniaidi viduallor. • ,xir CERT7FICATES. Feb. to. Tit Pyrchniore, jun. late of Marketostrgei Oxford-n..rket;.victitaller. Robert Walinsley, of Habeighain Eaves, Lancaster, cottotP marinfatiurer. Letitia Little, Ann Little, and Mary Ellen Little, of I Soutk well, Nottingham, woollen-drapers. William Shevill, of Bur-street, Wapping, dealer. Wilßath liuibidge, late of Moor's-yard, St. Martin's-12 04 turner. • -. Roger t'ocklingtnn, of Winthorpe, Nottingham, banker: Thrimas Wood, of Rochdale, stationer. William White, latent . bout , hampton-row, Ruskll-sciar ei baker. - dig / Leon Dauvergne Duchatelay; of Great Scotia:ad-yard, tiller. W:l;iain Wright, bf New 'Bridge-street, straw-hat-We il facture% ' Ralph Done,. late of Manchester, dealef. • , DUTCH PIPERS. i. Last night we received Dutch Papers to the ! fi. instant. They contain_the substance of,the ‘Spoo made to the Legislative Body, on proposing t llB projed of a law for relaxing the regulations respee' ing the importation of foreign and coonial produce' The late oickr, which has been hailed in thiscouP" try as - an abandonment of the and MO Decrees, appears to have been founded o n th e prir . ciplei set foith in this Address. ROTTERDAM, JAN. 1 1 .—The Royal Courant COD' tains ',the, following paragtaph " We have intelligence from Paris tothe 4th ins'', The King continued to enjoy the be ) st state o r health. 12.)e daY of his Ma;esty's return, howeve r ardently expected, appears, to be still uncertai ll, since the interests ot the kingdom continue :tr i make his Majesty's presence in Paris nectssary. the mean tiu,c, the justice and magnanimity of the Giedt IN.tooleon, and • the 'lty cessant anxiety ot our 'odor cd Sovereign for Ih 4 weltitre . ot his people, afford the surest g,uaran'eest that we may expeu everything that can be, etit intubitains at Holland, bow the anited efforts these illustrious brothers." PARIS, J. 6.—,COUnt ,Dejein, Minister of ti'° Administration . of War,. and who at the sagl. time filled the sltf.,,,tion of Surveyor-Getieral of tlio. Artillery and Eng-Meet - 4y ueing desirous of exciAll siveiy devoting inmseit to the duties of the lattet office, bas received 'his Majesty's permission resign the former. In presenting to the Legislative Bony the projes of a law relative toltle Customs, Count Collin 41 4 Sassy made a king speech, from which ,ne st.:lect following passages : , • Among thettiost important of the provisions of this project is, that - which permlts the sate, for boron consumption, of prohibited articles, in cases who . ° they are the proceeds of prizes taken front the ene my by his Majesty's Navy or privateers. Undcr the present circumstances, privateering is one of the Most effe6tive means' of annoy ing arid obArutt' ing the Commerce of England, and na.tking her sill' fer losses tending to the injury of her credit ; taut . •to encourage this 'system, the out-fitters must ex.. ' pea a - prompt return of their advances and protitit and the crews a 'speedy reward of their c:Jur.igte and atc,tivity; " It is necessary, howeyir, to prevent this licens. frorp'injuring our home manutacitres, by node" seaing them, - or by-giving to mrigglcd 'goods of the sathe description with the prize goods , These two objects will be aecorriplished by ing heacy"duty tipon the prize goods, and ai-Tendmg to 'the woollens and certain"other art;cles it:Lid tickets, having on One - side the words Customs, aild on the other, Prize Goods.' . " With, the view of encouraging the French cnte ton and linen Manufattere, hi Majesty. has decreed, .‘that all sue!" articles shall he except . :-.d. It has, how-• ever, occurred to his Alajesty, that these artiClel7 may remain in the warehouses at the different ports, without taking any damage, until anopportunity 0f,., re-exportation presents itself." - -• 8/14? NEWS. ORAVESZND, JANLARY.I9. Sailed—the Diana, Davis for Cork; San Antonio, Sclia. no,' tor•Gtbrainir • Mentor,'Birne, for rvlalta ; and the S"pc. culator, Bag, for (.;ottcnburgh. BIRTHS. On the 13th inst. at Hernehill, the Lady of Col. Grotesw of a Daughter. . On Munday, at Watetinghtiry, the Lady of the Rev. pt.' of Daughter. • •On the 18th inst. in Gower-street, the Lady of jamas ,Kelly, Esq.pf..a Daughter. • ,i44l4!tf I t:D. On'Monday last, Mr. Thomas Ferguson Caine, of Stour.- port, to•Mlis Charlottet nodbehtre, of Birmingham, nieco of Alderimin Coodbehere, of London. On the Stn inst.• Lieutenant Pettit, R. N. to MiSs C. Burr, daughter of Mr. Btirr,..Cabinet:maker, of C 11413.00. On 'rue:4l4 last, at' Frystoo, Harry Spence;f ton, of i..2 . avenhaln. Suffolk. to Nlary Ann, Atughwrotlitic: late Richard Siat.:; Ilitnes.,.Lsq. of Ftyston, On•VVetliiesd:ty list', at Lewisham, the Rev. Inhlt lamest , of Oundle; NortliaingonAfire, to Miss licit, of Itla . ckhAtth.. On 'fnursday .last, at. Panelas, Mr.. Owen Hughes/ of Bedforki-street. Ctivent-garden, to Charlotte, tioug,lits; 'John Ilanie: Hose, Esq. of Kentish Town. DILU. On the fzth inst. at Fort'Cutnserlawl, in th^ zed ygar (1 4 his age, , After a short illness, tz . Surgeon ot'the 1 nve.ei:ess. shire. Kegimeta of NI i 11: .Lately, in Spain, in consequence of a. wow:A-Lc:x="ll'4 A t the battle of Talavera, lames Cutter, 'E. Lusign thc. 66Th- Regiment of Fo:t. - - . On. Tuesday evcning last, P‘..rceval, William, enri child of Mr. George Farren, of i.3o,,:ecn.street, Iledforti , square. On the toth.inst. Mrs. Salton, of Qtteen-stre6t o . Westw minster:. •On Su . ilday mornl9g, at Dolby Terrace, City-road,. Mr. n ill iarwMll,ceit h , late of Anc , -i.conyi, "f y-str ee t . Lately, 4.t..liis...avartinenis in Goody:, street,. Tolienhain court- roaa„ lames Wi!son, inerly Swe,eting's Alley, Exchal:, , ,c, and aftFrwaids of Lombard-street, Cloclt and Watch-inaliL:r. • .~ ---____ $1731 lqw - T (3-1 will After v Boxe ! 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